Bridge 9.1 doesn't auto-advance to the next image on delete

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We just installed the new version of Bridge (9.1.0.338) and the first thing we noticed is that when editing, if you delete a file, Bridge no longer auto advances to the next image and if you hit an arrow key, it just jumps you back to the beginning. We tested this on two work stations, and the same issue occurred on the second machine after the update. I searched for a preference but couldn't locate anything. For the moment the workaround is to open batches of images in Camera Raw and then edit there but that seems way too inefficient, at best.

Wes Duenkel · Answer

Just tried this, and I have the SAME PROBLEM. This makes the newest bridge revision COMPLETELY USELESS to me. I use Bridge to work through THOUSANDS of images each day. Can't do that with this BUG. C'mon, Adobe. Get your heads out of your posteriors.

Chris Porter · Answer

I noticed the same. I manage it for now by just manually selecting the next image in the content panel after a deletion - if not it just sends you to the top of the list if you hit the arrow key. I was also told by adobe the problem would be addressed in the next update. Agreed: That was a big error. As another work around, Adobe suggested installing the previous version of Bridge.

bob turner · Answer

I have the same problem and reverted to the previous edition which works fine.

Isabella La Rocca · Answer

same problem. still not fixed. grrrrrrrrrrrr

Eirik Halvorsen · Answer

:(

Stephen Kent · Answer

I have encountered this problem and, like other folks, this makes this version of bridge useless for me. I capture a lot of images in a session and this change makes it infeasible to process the images in an efficient fashion.

Jeffrey Tranberry · Answer

I talked with the Bridge folks. They're aware of this issue and it's on their radar for their next update.

Richard Lindley · Answer

How is this problem still occurring?!

Photonyx · Answer

This is still an issue!  How long does it take to fix?!

David Converse · Answer

Adobe doesn't usually release small bugfix versions of Bridge. This fix should be in the next major release. I suspect you'll see a bunch of new apps released for Adobe Max.

Teja Vepakomma · Answer

Hi,The upcoming v10.0 of Bridge fixes this issue. For early access to this release, you can go to https://www.adobeprerelease.com/ , select Adobe Bridge and sign up for pre-release (under NDA). You can then download v10.0 Drop 4 (or latest).Thanks,TejaSenior Product Manager, Adobe

Nick Harrison · Answer

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That's great Teja, it all seems to work as it did previously. In that after deleting an image the next one is displayed.

The one thing I still find a massive hinderance is the template order in the File info box is no longer in alphabetical order (the order is correct when viewing in Finder on my Mac). Is this another common occurrence, as I have been disrupted by this for over 12 months now, and would very much appreciate a return to alphabetical order when searching for templates. I hope you can advise, thanks. Nick

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Bridge 9.1 doesn't auto-advance to the next image on delete

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